they’re tutorials are defiantly worth a looksie 

and for the advanced tutorials check out

Paintbits.com’s Photoshop Tutorials you should see…

More amazing sites?

PSDTUTS

Which has a smashing Vimeo.

and VECTORTUTS

We came across “Munny’s” A few months ago and we had to buy some! 

Munny’s are vinyl D.I.Y toys that you can get from any design related stockist, you can paint, draw or whatever you want really they’re that amazing!

Here are some of are faves

Wanna see more?

Check out

Munny Website

Go Go Plastic! 

Munny Gallery

We love your feedback 

A short documentary about the font Comic Sans. Created for a video production course and inspired by the film “Helvetica” by Gary Hustwit.

By Sam and Anita

Quicksand, by Andrew Paglinawan

Fertigo Pro, Museo and Museo Sans, by Jos Buivenga

Actually all the fonts on here are amazing.

For the best pixel fonts around, pixelfonts.style-force.net

078MKSD Medium Condensed, by Maniackers Design

Gentium, a typeface for the nations

Peach Sundress, by Teagan White

Klill by Manfred Klein

Got any others you would recommend? Post them in a comment and I will add them to the list! (if there worthy)

The Any time prayer booth

By artist Dylan Mortimer

The concept combines a telephone booth and a prayer station into the art piece. All you have to do is lower the kneeler, rest your arms at the base of the enclosure and knees on the kneeler, and offer your prayers.

I went onto the artists website and found this very interesting statement,

            My work explores how private faith functions in the public sphere.  It investigates the role of private faith outside of the self.  I aim to explore the boundaries of faith by blurring the lines where public expression is permitted and prohibited.  My challenges lie in what it means to carry an individual belief into a world where everyone believes different things.  I try to navigate somewhere between the boundaries of propaganda and censorship.

            My goal is to spark dialogue about a topic often avoided, and often treated cynically by the contemporary art world.  I employ the visual language of signage and public information systems, using them as a contemporary form of older religious communication systems: stained glass, illuminated manuscripts, church furniture, etc.  I balance humor and seriousness, sarcasm and sincerity, in a way that bridges a subject matter that is often presented as heavy or difficult to deal with.

            I’m not interested in simply reporting my own beliefs.  I’m more concerned with how those beliefs relate to anyone else.  I am interested in presenting ideas and issues of faith in a way that will cause the audience to question their assumptions and beliefs.  The intent of the work is not to provide answers, but to create questions that allow the viewer to confront their religious and spiritual feelings.

When I first saw the black keyboard on the macbook air I thought it look preeeety crap but im warming to them, I think they look rather decent on the new macbooks and Macbook Pros.

Any ways belows is a list of links to info, photos and reviews about them!

The eagles have landed (and by eagles, we mean the new MacBooks) – cnet

Apple MacBook 13-inch – PC mag

Hands-on with the Apple MacBook – Mobile Computer

Souring on Apple – News Week

Apple rolls out revamped Laptops - Mercury news

New MacBooks, new 24″ screen but no $800 netbook – itwire

New MacBook Review - zedomax

All the photos are off here website: lizwolfe.com

Theres tones more of her work on her website, these photographs are mainly of the latest work so be sure to look at her earlier ones.

His latest book Dreams of flying vol2 is coming soon

janvonholleben.com have a look at some of his other work.

Feel free to tell us what you think about the post, but remember to check out the featured designer, Ee Venn Soh

You just have to look at the photos below, there amaaazing!

Also take a look at there site lapp-pro.de where you can see the whole slide show of them all. Ive been staring at these photos  for hours there so captivating.

Each individual photo is also downloadable from the website. Just take a look at these photo’s and be sure to follow the links to there website.

While the cultural appreciation of art and design in Malaysia is low, Ee Venn Soh, with his very distinctive style, is trying to boost creative awareness throughout the country.

The 21 year old is currently studying computer science in University of Auckland, New Zealand, but says in later stages he will be focusing on image processing and computer graphics.

Check him out on Behance and Deviant Art.

Personally I would describe most of his work as a digital collage, he uses different aspects of design to create this style, including, shapes, 3D perspective, drawings, airbrushing and photo manipulation. The end result looks rather amazing.

Heres a collection of some of my favourite pieces.

be sure to check him out Behance and Deviant Art.